Young People's Despair Over AI and the Job Market: Is Government Keeping Up?
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Young people are increasingly despairing over AI's impact on the job market, finding themselves applying for jobs without any human interaction. The article explores how AI is transforming the world of work too quickly for government policy to keep up, examining youth unemployment concerns and whether government initiatives are sufficient to address the growing anxiety among young job seekers about being replaced or dehumanized by AI in the recruitment process and workplace.
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· 3 pulledIt Is Just Demoralising
Young people increasingly find themselves applying for jobs without ever interacting with another human being
Ministers insist they are tackling youth unemployment, but is AI transforming the world of work too quickly for government to keep up?
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